u. s. history has shown that certainly from the old days of the late seventy's in the military dictator there. but you know, in recent weeks we saw prime minister con, arrive in moscow that wasn't very well received by the u. s. and that was all practically the day before the invasion of ukraine. the u. s. is often perhaps, maybe not always quite light. democratically elected prime ministers or officials. they have a leaning to listen to the pakistani military. will they be doing that in this particular occasion? when in this case, they have a genuinely elective government and they will have to form a relationship. i don't think they can be chooses. all the site isn't all should be running up. but i think the factors that have not had very consciously set out an independent firm policy and not only independent but fairly aggressive. so that meant that the relationship was being exacerbated and don't forget that. and the years have had a warm and good relations in the past. so there is no reason why

u. s. as the country behind the threat were times pakistani army, general mohammed harun, as long as the u. s. has a history of meddling in other countries, domestic policies and run funds. government has been there for the last 3 and a half years. so there has been a diverse kind of reasons if you're talking about individual reasons why pakistan, unfortunately as a history of horse trading and buying the lot of these political just wanting. and there have been reports that streaming has been done. and while these are of the fundamentals are b, u. s. has a history which is well documented and written in the books that they do metal into the affairs of smaller countries. in case of august on we have circumstantial evidence and documentary evidence also. and it has been said that our envoy in washington was summoned and he was to try and plain words that if the no contract and motion against him wrong, hon does not succeed, then there will be consequences for box. meanwhile, the kremlin, say, the gas supplies from russia will not be immediately cut off. if buyers in europe fell to confirm, they'll pay roubles

u. s history until the september 11th attacks. also happening today. ber 55 president is expected to discuss support for ukraine as well as other efforts to hold russia accountable comes after russia's offenses in the eastern part of the country pick up alongside missile strikes in the west of ukraine as well. more evacuations are underway today as more russian forces start to move into that country. southeast russian forces continue their attacks in eastern ukraine. ukrainian leaders say russian forces are focusing this new phase of the war on taking full control of the donbas region. that's where russian backed separatists have been fighting ukrainian forces for eight years. officials at the pentagon said the shifting battlefield could change the scope of the war. they're trying to set the conditions for more aggressive, more overt and larger ground maneuvers in the donbass. but again, i would remind this is an area of the country that has seen fighting over the last eight years. this is a terrain that both sides understand and know. ukrainian preside

u. s. states history shows little sign of being resolved, members of the coal mine as union walked off the job in april last year. they wants better wages, john, 100 as this. this is a portrait of patience. these miners have spent a year picketing to get their jobs back, but warrior met coal has yet to offer them even what they earned before they went on strike. a way to just get back good. 5 years ago, i think i think a lot of gas would be happy with it. that's $365.00 days without regular pay. the longest strike in alabama history with 1100 miners living off a union strike fund. and i had plans to go to houser, to move on with my life. all that money's gone every day. they want non union replacement workers drive to their old jobs. that's led to some confrontations by replacement workers. and by striking minors, prompting a judge to temporarily ban picketing when the strikers return chris brew, baker says there'll be some harsh words for those who crossed the line. i'm sure you got me a lot of things said in the bath house. they're probably sitting beside on, out in paulding descending m

u. s. senators have made history by confirming the 1st black woman to serve as a justice on the supreme court. 53 voted in favor of catan, j brown. jackson with $47.00 against r, as in joe biden, nominated brian jackson in february biden says she'll be an incredible justice lear apperson is a professor and former associate dean at the american universities college of law in washington. she says jackson's inclusion in the top court will benefit americans really monumental time in american history. it's true for black women, it's true for black girls and girls of color in this country. but it's true for all americans in the sense that this confirmation advance is the nation in having an inclusive judiciary with a broad perspective. so we have a legal system that i say works best when it represents the people it serves. and her perspective is one that has long been excluded from the highest court. so bringing these new perspectives to the bench, this will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the court and on our nation for decades to come. she is more than ready to get straight to work

history of horse trading and buying the light is blinking like these 2 money. and there have been reports that streaming has been done. and while these are of the fundamentals are b, u. s. has a history which is well documented and written in the books that they do mental into the affairs of smaller countries. in case of august on we have circumstantial evidence and documentary evidence also. and it has been said that our envoy in washington was summoned and he was to try and plain words that if the confidence motion against him wrong hahn does not succeed, then there will be consequences for box. meanwhile, the crowning se, the gas supplies from russia will not be immediately cut off if bias in europe fell to confound. they'll pain roubles! according to moscow, companies have until the 2nd half of april, or even any may to accept flashes, tense. it comes off to president putin or did they, country sanctioning russia had to pay for gas and the russian currency, 5 minutes to say i laugh of says the new terms are justified. my for a degree which provided the scheme as far as i could understand acceptable to do with no views, the rules because of the 3 of them they are so

history of horse trading and buying the loyalties, political lawyer just wanting. and there have been reports that are, are stripping, has been done in these are of the fundamentals of b, u. s. has a history which is well documented and written in the books that they do metal into the affairs of smaller countries. in august on we have circumstantial evidence and documentary evidence also and it has been said that our envoy in washington was summoned and he was to go in plain words that if the no contract and motion against him on does not succeed, then there will be consequences for the box economic fall out from western sanctions against russia is spreading to more countries and continents. consumers across europe and asia and now bearing the brunt of the backlash made soaring food and fuel prices. shoreline, because capital was under heavy security on friday, with economists warning that the russia ukraine war has worse and an already bad a can all make situation. hundreds of protest is trying to storm the president's home and, and nights of violence and anger. with the south asian nation suffering, a severe shortage of essential shaw price rises and crippling power kits

u. s. has a history of seeking opportunity in crisis, and the long term aim is to make the country oil independent by increasing traditional production. and by further developing clean energy resources. the political reality is that to achieve the long term aim, the president's party would have to retain control of congress. and that is likely to be determined by whether the short term aim of reducing gas prices. by the time of mid term elections in november is achieved by keta. i'll just era washington. well, the u. s. statistic. petroleum reserve is also known as the s p r. it was created because of the energy crisis in the 19 seventy's. when an oil embargo by arab countries lead to a rise in gas prices, several presidents have authorized emergency sales from the reserve. it was used for the 1st time in 1991 during the gulf war. then in 20 or 5 after hurricane katrina, most recently, it was used in 2011 during the war in libya, the reserve holds about 586000000 barrels stored at 4 heavily guarded locations in the coast of louisiana. and texas. jim crane studies energy policy at rice university's

u. s. has a history which is well documented and written in the books that they do metal into the affairs of smaller countries. in case of august on we have circumstantial evidence and documentary evidence also. and it has been said that our envoy in washington was summoned and he was told that in plain words, that if the new one from thence motion against him on does not succeed, then there will be consequences for box. meanwhile, the kremlin, say, the gas supplies from russia will not be immediately cut off. if buyers in europe fell to confirm, they'll pain roubles, according to most good companies have until the 2nd half of april, or even any may to accept flashes. tense is, comes off to president putin or did they, country sanctioning. russia had to pay for gas and the russian currency, 5 minutes. the 2nd half of say the new terms are justified. my for a degree which provided the scheme as far as i could understand acceptable to do with him. don't use the rules because with them they are so. so this futures be present of use and on the skin, los off to give the bayman eventually in the r

u. s. supreme court contain g brown. jackson watched herself enter the history books from the white house alongside president joe biden, who hailed a confirmation as a historic moment for the u. s. g. 3 republican senators voted with the democrats to confirm brown. jackson is only the 3rd black person and 6 women to serve on the u. s. his highest court. the vote concluded a bitterly part is an approval process. they were that so brown, jackson grilled by republican senators on hot button issues like race relations and abortion. as well as her raincoat as a judge. senate democrats were overjoyed by the result. it is just an amazing day. if i had to think of an adjective to describe all of us, it would be elated, elated because of this wonderful person going on the court. this has been a long, hard road as we try to get to greater equality, less bigotry in america. and there is often steps backward, but when you have a day like this, it inspires you to keep moving forward, frown, jet, set your play, steve and brian, when he retires at the end of the cold current term. but with the conservative set to maintain that 63 majorit

u. s. has a history of seeking opportunity in crisis. and the long term aim is to make the country oil independent by increasing traditional production. and by further developing clean energy resources. the political reality is that to achieve the long term aim, the president's party would have to retain control of congress. and that is likely to be determined by whether the short term aim of producing gas prices by the time of mid term elections in november is achieved. by keta, jazeera washington, millions of ukrainians have fled to neighboring poland since russia's invasion by the assassin settling in the capital. but the services there strained of emma was pleading for help. kimberly ha, curtis this report now from warsaw. ah, warsaw is a city under stress within days of rushes, invasion of ukraine, the children of refugees started showing up at polish schools such as this one desperate for normalcy. some still in shock, no toys, but how much blood to her nagging dis, a tragedy. the biggest problem is intimating shoes are clothes, is

u. s. has a history of seeking opportunity in crisis. and the long term aim is to make the country oil independent by increasing traditional production. and by further developing clean energy resources. the political reality is that to achieve the long term aim, the president's party would have to retain control of congress. and that is likely to be determined by whether the short term aim of producing gas prices by the time of mid term elections in november is achieved. by keta, jazeera washington, russian president vladimir putin is issued an ultimatum to so called unfriendly states is amounting european countries pay for russian gas in rubles, all their contracts will be canceled. germany buys a lot of russian gas and says that black mill grains president says his country must prepare for renewed russian offensive in the east. laudermill zalinski is wanting that moscow may shift its focus to areas held by separatists after suffering setbacks and it's offensive. near keith, ukraine's government says, russian forces have left the exclus

u. s. states history shows little fine of being resolved. members of the coal miners union walked off the job in april last year. they want better wages, john, 100 reports. this is a portrait of patience. these miners have spent a year picketing to get their jobs back, but warrior met coal has yet to offer them even what they earned before they went on strike. a way to just get back 5 years ago. i think i think a lot of gas will be happy with it. that's $365.00 days without regular pay. the longest strike in alabama history with 1100 miners living off a union strike fund. and i had plans to go to houser, to move on with my life. all that money's gone every day. they watch non union replacement workers drive to their old jobs. that's led to some confrontations by replacement workers. and by striking minors, prompting a judge to temporarily ban picketing when the strikers returned, chris broo. baker says there'll be some harsh words for those who crossed the line . i'm sure you got me a lot of things say it in the bath house. they probably said me said on adding pelvis descending more than

u. s. i mean, in terms of jobs and everything else and that is because the u. s. has a history and it's very d and a history of racism and sexism. and so when you combine those very 2 things together, it basically pitts black women at the bottom of the list for everything. not just on the judiciary level, not just when the boy level where i am at. but in just about every facet of american society, that's just problematic. but that is just the reality of where we are in this country and hadn't been in this country for a very long time. so hopefully things will be changing slowly. it looks like they are at least 2 in this level. yeah, that's what i want to ask. i mean, do you think that things are changing at this point, especially with the if nominated, of course, if, if cassandra brown is, is confirmed and could this be a tipping point? well, i think that what is actually the tipping point is the movement that has been raised by a judge and by joe biden, in the sense that, as you said earlier, he has a point to and there have been confirmed more black women judges to the federa

having failed to shame beijing and to thinking it's on the wrong side of history. the u. s. is switching gears into fear, margaret, it almost seems like we can't go through a month without some new revelation coming about china. in my mind, the chinese are building a military that is capable of coercion, which requires us to have a strategy to be able to stand up to that coercion or defend the indo pacific in the broader world order that the u. s. and our allies value washington also claims china is acting aggressively by setting up military bases in the south china sea. instead, the u. s. says it should militarize the area again, the south china c. $95000000.00 worth of american military equipment has been approved for ty, ones used to achieve that end, including patriot air defense systems. then there's august, the security packed between australia, the u. s. and the u. k. when it says it wants a free indo pacific, it clearly means one free from china. and so the pacts entering the growing arms race for hypersonic missiles. china, on the other hand, is sending out a warnin

u. s history until the september 11th attacks .rainian officials say russian forces are focusing this new phase of the war on taking full control of the donbass region where russian backed separatists have been fighting ukrainian forces for eight years. officials at the pentagon say the shifting battlefield could change the scope of the war. they're trying to set the conditions for more aggressive, more overt and larger ground maneuvers in the donbass. but again, i would remind this is an area of the country that has seen fighting over the last eight years. this is a terrain that both sides understand and know. now ukrainian president vladimir zelensky has submitted an application for ukraine to join the european union, which could provide additional military assistance. our time is 6 15. we're now getting a new look at the devastation in one of the hardest hit cities in ukraine, the port city of mario paul has been bombarded by russian troops. ukraine is calling on russia to facilitate a humanitarian corridor for evacuees. militar

u. s. foreign policy in the history, the cold war. welcome to d. w. and let's start with general austin. there are some people would listen to what he said and wonder if he's being overly optimistic. talking about ukraine being able to win this war. i'll tell you, i asked because whichever way the cards are full, the post conflict decades are likely to be filled with massive insecurity for whoever thinks that come out on top. yes, i think that's doubly right. in fact, number one, i think secretary austin might be a little over enthusiastic in an estimate. he creates ability to push russia back out of the don and the southern coast line. and, and number 2, as you were alluding to, we are facing a renewed period of insecurity in europe like to which we haven't seen in over 3 decades. and so the notion of ukraine winning against russia right now. yeah, that's a short term victory. the question of what happens after this program is highly uncertain. and so we have secretary blank in a general austin, arriving in ukraine with jo biden's good wishes and a m

suffering ukrainian people, they are all like so many other folks like the courge and pawns of history. the u. s. could end this as a lensky is says, desperately trying to get some more aide for white so that it can be blown up by russian forces. ah, zalinski is not his own man. he not only has the u. s embassy to report to but he cannot be a free agent because of the nazis and do not hesitate to acknowledge that there is no way. thank you. ok, keep going, keep going. keep going on that issue because they, they make, they do not want to talk about it. they want to dismiss it. it's very real. go ahead one minute before we go to the break break, please. aliya. the answer of course, is that we need to push for an immediate cease fire. that's not going to happen. ah, a protein is going to go forward. now it was his plan, a to liberate muddy bull and the other parts of the eastern, southeastern ukraine, with the forces he has in place. should he failed to do that. he can always count on china and i will add this. it is not beyond possibility that china will stir up some trouble in the south china sea

to human made, global warming after carbon dioxide still had here an al jazeera, a vote makes history. the u. s. senate confirmed the 1st black woman to service a supreme court just thousands ordered to leave their homes in australia to have the flooding. some places received a month's worth break. ah winter still bring his cold fingers down through the plains states wrapped around the central over the great lakes, more or less last the pictures it stands. this is all cold air being brought down to replace what's particularly warm weather that happened in the southern states are running up through the mid atlantic as well. so we talked about the u. s. in canada here, snow encounter snow showers in the midwest temperatures. right. and single figures running almost down to the southern states, but here you just feel a bit of a chill in the air. and when that's all gone through, attempts has been knocked back in new york and d. c, for example. but not as cold, chicago which hangs on to snow throughout friday, and he slowly warms after that there's more wind to come for the west on the pacific. so

suffering ukrainian people, they are all like so many other folks like the courge and ones of history. the u. s. could end ish as a lensky is says, desperately trying to get some more aide for white so that it can be blown up by russian forces. ah, zalinski is not his own man. he not only has the u. s embassy to report to but he cannot be a free agent because of the nazis and do not hesitate to acknowledge that there is no way. thank you. ok, keep going, keep going. keep going on that issue because they, they make, they do not want to talk about it. they want to dismiss it. it's very real. go ahead one minute before we go to the break. please believe the answer, of course, is that we need to push for an immediate cease fire. that's not going to happen. ah, a pu chain is going to go forward now with his plan a to liberate muddy bull and the other parts of the eastern, southeastern ukraine, with the forces he has in place. should he failed to do that. he can always count on china and i will add this. it is not beyond possibility that china was stirrup, some trouble in the south china sea, or cour